Sentence examples for equally illustrious from inspiring English sources
Ms. d'Harnoncourt would have had an equally illustrious career in the State Department.
"There are one or two columns in my new book likely to have equally illustrious futures," Dr. Jones said, "but I'm not going to tell you which ones they are".
In between is a trove of pieces by wonderful writers, including many names that appeared in "Illustrated History," and many more that didn't but are, by 2017, equally illustrious: Nelson George on Marvin Gaye, Jessica Hopper on emo, John Jeremiah Sullivan on Axl Rose, Ann Powers on P. J. Harvey, Greg Tate on Kanye West and 50 Cent.
Strabo married into equally illustrious families.
His academic achievement is equally illustrious, having been named in 2008 the most accomplished student in all high schools in Padang.
Steelcase is being intentional about forging deep connections in this re-shaped world to ensure an equally, if not more, illustrious future.
The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae has a long, illustrious history as the first domesticated organism.
A.D. Roy (28 June 1920 12 March 2003) had a brief but illustrious career as an academic economist (see Sullivan, 2011 for a biography).
Among financiers, his career as an innovator has been illustrious.
It would seem to have everything: miles of coastline with beaches open to all, the striking Santa Monica mountains just to the north, plenty of equally striking southern-Californian architecture (its many celebrity residents include the illustrious architect Frank Gehry), top-rated schools, police and firefighters, and, of course, that world-famous pier.
